By systechguy on

I have just successfully installed the WYSIWYG API and installed FCKeditor editor. (Fedora 10 platform LAMP)

I am developing a test site for non-technical people to practice with, so I would like for them to choose from an assortment of templates.

Within the Site Configuration -> WYSIWYG (Edit Full HTML) (Buttons and Plugins) I don't see a checkbox for the "Templates" button.

When I was just using the FCKeditor module and not the WYSIWYG API, I had a "Templates" button, along with buttons for "Forms" "Checkboxes" "Drop Downs" etc. Now, with the WYSIWYG API, I don't seem to have that functionality. I would prefer using the WYSIWYG, since I can pick certain editors for different users. Some might have a preference.

Is there a way to enable these features (Templates) through the WYSIWYG API?

Any help would be appreciated.

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choster commented

When discussing a single installation of a single module, you're almost always better off posting in the module's issue queue rather than in the general forum, where it will very quickly fall below the fold. http://drupal.org/project/issues/wysiwyg

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systechguy commented

Okay, thanks for the info.

I'm finally getting to the point in Drupal where I am moving beyond the basic post installation issues. I posted this hear out of habit.

I'll change this to another forum heading.